A10, Stock Trader Dude

Investors and traders rely on their sensations of their experience of the stock market. But you never directly interact with the stock market; you interact with your thoughts and feelings about investing and trading. Nobody is coming along to shove easy stock market profits into your pocket… or else you would have known to short or exit the stock market before the downward momentum. If you didn’t read the market correctly in 2008, what makes you think now is the time to invest or trade? You don’t have to see the future; you have to see yourself.S&P 500 from the October 2007 highs to the March 2009 lows: During the market crash toward the end of 1929 and the decline during the Great Depression, there were at least five rallies of forty percent or greater.The retail investor rarely makes substantial gains… he or she is too distracted, or too easy to influence.

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